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Meat products grown in a laboratory could soon be widely available but is this something environmentalists should welcome and support?

The recent local elections in Croatia, and in particular Zagreb, have been marked by the overwhelming success of the Green-Left coalition.

Breaking the silos of the mainstream and in gender equality policies requires a new approach centred around justice.

The Estonian public debate over LGBT+ rights became heated in 2020 but the issue has since receded from the spotlight. Where next in the fight for equality?

Greens in the UK have made significant breakthroughs at the local level. Where has this success come from and where might it lead?

Jonathan Piron discusses Benoît Lechat’s contribution to ecological thinking about democracy.

The UK's mixed experience with referendums reflects the variety of situations in which they are applied - with far-reaching consequences.

The national debates that accompany referendums in Malta are strongly shaped by the country's enduring bipartisan political landscape.

Switzerland is often hailed as a model of direct democracy. But these processes may prove difficult to replicate elsewhere for many reasons.

Referendums in Romania have been instrumentalised by various political actors as strategies to increase legitimacy and popularity.